White House vows full accounting of Nixon San Clemente home
The White House pledges a full public accounting within a month of Nixon’s San Clemente purchase, including Robert Abplanalp’s role. Abplanalp lent $625,000 in 1969 for 26 acres and the house, then arranged a 1970 repurchase, leaving Nixon with 5.9 acres and the residence amid ongoing confusion.
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Songs of 30s revue opens at The Off-Broadway cabaret
Feature notes that 1930 musical revue Between The Devil and The Deep Blue Sea opens at Santa Maria Inn's new Off-Broadway cabaret theater. The piece evokes era topics and contrasts modern songs with 1930s themes of seduction and social taboos.
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Stan Tulledo
Conway Twitty
Conway
Red China
Santa Maria Inn
PCPA presents 1930s musical revue at Allan Hancock College
The Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts stages a fast paced revue of over 30 cheerful 1930s songs at Allan Hancock College with ten public performances scheduled August 15 to 23. The Off Broadway theater at the Santa Maria Inn offers a casual table seating experience. Proceeds benefit the scholarship fund.
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Allan Hancock College
PCPA
Santa Maria Inn
Donovan Marley
Conservatory
Mondale Faults U S Military For Being Top Heavy
Senator Walter Mondale says the armed forces are ballooning with high ranking officers and vows amendments to cut posts when Congress reconvenes. He cites more four star generals than in World War II and a shift in officer grades amid a smaller defense establishment.
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Walter F. Mondale
D—Minn
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Lockheed Receives Promising GAO Financial Outlook
GAO says Lockheed Aircraft Corp shows promising financial health with $150 million government-backed loan in place. Auditors caution ongoing debt and likely need for vigilance if government business remains steady and the L-1011 program meets expectations.
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Governor race hints and state actions in Sacramento and Delta
The day highlights Governor race hints with Ed Reinecke as potential ally and a quiet mansion view. It notes a $10,000 reward for suspects in the beating and shooting of LAPD officer Fred Early. It lists several Senate actions including fish fines rising to 100 and delta levee cost sharing. The article mentions a dry cleaners study grant and pension cost of living increases. It also reports the elimination of the exclusionary rule in a crime bill and the Assembly lacking major actions.
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R-Ojai
California
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